By contrast, Mr. Gordon, who is 39 and an acknowledged playwright in his own right, was commissioned to fashion an original stage piece about a year after Cornerstone moved into New Brunswick.
An extended discussion of the functional analysis that emerged from both technologies and its implication at a metabolic level can be reviewed in the Additional File 4. The data generated by high-throughput technology constitutes a cornerstone in moving toward a descriptive analysis of nitrogen fixation.
Eventually the cornerstones were moved overnight by these unearthly agencies to the present site of the church and work was re-commenced there successfully.
"This product and technology base forms a cornerstone of our business moving forward".
If the cornerstone was not moved during the strengthening of the foundation in 1879 80, its upper surface would now be 21 feet below the pavement just outside the northeast corner of the shaft.
Cornerstone puts such ideals into practice, moving into cities and setting up workshops involving students, elderly people, community leaders, business executives, volunteers of all stripe -- and, for example, resetting Shakespeare to nourish dreams and lift spirits.
4. UNSELFISH ACTS One of the cornerstones of the Knicks' success last year was moving the ball, finding the open man and working for the best shot.
Moving forward, Zagat will be a cornerstone of our local offering delighting people with their impressive array of reviews, ratings and insights, while enabling people everywhere to find extraordinary (and ordinary) experiences around the corner and around the world.
Moving families from tents to caravans is the cornerstone of Mr. Kleinschmidt's plan to overhaul Zaatari, where he took the reins on March 12 after a series of temporary directors.
It is this family who remains his cornerstone even as he moved swiftly into golf's elite.
